| They are masters of concealment, their chameleonic backs shading, over time, to match the surrounding bottom. |
| There were deaths, the fuel of color-coded revolutions and chameleonic policies. |
| He's had a somewhat chameleonic career which has seen him as prog rock axe hero, fusioneer as well as a mainstream jazzer. |
| As an essential member of the avant-garde, his chameleonic personality influenced all arts and styles. |
| Teusch is a chameleonic person in the sense that the relations one has to him strongly vary. |
| Mr. Schussel, who was foreign minister in the outgoing coalition of Social Democratic and People's parties, has portrayed himself as the guarantor of the presentability of the chameleonic Mr. Haider. |
